Goldfish are everywhere in Japan, and although you don't often see this kind of portable goldfish shop anymore, at festivals the booths that challenge you to scoop up goldfish using a paper net are still popular. It's harder than it looks, but you get to take home any fish you manage to scoop! This kit is molded mostly in light and dark brown and silver plastic, and includes colored powder (green), a willow tree, and printed materials for creating the goldfish and other details.
This kit is part of Kawai Shokai's Fuubutsushi series ("Fuubutsushi" refers to things that remind you of certain seasons) of Japanese buildings, stores, and locations that allow you to recreate Japanese landscapes--it's just like being here! (If you're about 2 inches tall, anyway.) From Edo period sights to relatively modern ones, the wide variety of entries allows you to design the layout of your choice (after taking varying scales into account). For other kits in this series, click here!
Scott and Brian raid the Tamiya booth to report on the 1/32 Corsair, the 1/35 JGSDF Type 10 MBT, the resurgence of Tamiya’s 1/25 series of “Big Tanks,” and a...
The Shizuoka Hobby Show kicked off this past Thursday, May 16th and we were there! We took in the Bandai booth, along with those of other distributors, who had some new plamo to...
In this episode of Gunpla TV Ryan introduces the audience to what he has planned for his next kit, and Syd explains about the Real Grade line of Gunpla kits finishing off with the...
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